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RE: Utah, Georgia, Oklahoma and the CFP
lets see how it should look on Tuesday
1 Ohio St/LSU
2 LSU/Ohio St
3 Clemson
4 Georgia
5 Utah
6 Oklahoma
7 Baylor

after that it gets really murky. going into this weekend-
Alabama 5, Minnesota 8, Penn St 10, Florida 11, Wisconsin 12, Michigan 13, Oregon 14, Auburn 15

Does Alabama fall behind Penn St? I dunno. Losing by 3 points on the road to a top 15 team shouldn't drop you much. How much does Wisconsin jump?

I also think Palm is wrong about Utah. He's got them losing to Oregon. Why would Utah then drop less than Alabama and into the Cotton Bowl? That makes no sense at all.
12-01-2019 09:49 PM
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